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Feb 17 2011, 08:10 PM
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UtterAccess Member Posts: 27 |
Hello...
I utilize several reports that contain sensitive personal information about an employee. I want to email the saved PDF to certain executives. I found the code below in one of the forums. DoCmd.OutputTo acOutputReport, "anyreport", acFormatPDF, "c:\myfile.pdf", False Does anyone know if it is possible to password protect the file using VBA? A buddy suggested I create a zip file with a password using VBA and then email the zip file. Thanks, |
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Feb 18 2011, 12:00 AM
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UtterAccess VIP Posts: 2,630 From: Melbourne Australia Down Under |
Hi !!!
You can password the PDF itself on the menu bar File>Properties then follow the prompts |
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Feb 18 2011, 11:54 AM
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UtterAccess Addict Posts: 110 |
I think you are going to have to use the pdf API reference if you want this done automatically. I had previously needed to do some pdf manipulation and downloaded in July 2009, “acrobat_pdfl_api_reference.pdf" from adobe but cannot find it anymore, there are several other API references I was able to find currently. Icouldnt attach it, it is 44MB. I have to admit that when I was dealing with the references I got most of what I wanted, but not password because I found the reference hard to understand: what it did, what could be used and how, but I was not schooled in their thoughts.
Hope that is a starting point and if you get vba code for it, please post. |
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